Hello, everyone! Did you all understand the answer to yesterday's quiz? The correct answer is: 3) crunchy, crispy! The word 바삭바삭 is used to refer to the sound of crispy fried chicken or fried food. The sound is similar, but it means "pasa-pasa-pasa" in Japanese...

In our recent newsletter, we introduced the word "빨리빨리" as an example of how many words in Japanese and Korean have different meanings but the same or similar sounds. We will be taking a quiz on Korean words like that again this time. Let's start with a quiz! The word 바삭바삭 in Korean is pronounced as...

Did you guess the correct answer to last week's quiz? The 11 letters in the word 삭삭삭 are: Aggregation. Aggregation of Profit and Loss. Please remember this when you buy or sell stocks. Please look forward to the next installment of this newsletter!

The Japanese stock market has been on a roll, exceeding 30,000 yen for the first time in more than 20 years. The common feature for both those who made money and those who lost money in the stock market is the "profit and loss" system, which adjusts the tax amount by adding or subtracting the profit or loss for the year. Profit and loss" is a term that is used in the Profit and Loss Statement, which is an indispensable part of corporate accounting.

Today, we will be presenting Part 1 of the Korean version of the Mishearing Series. We have native speakers from many different countries in our company. I would like to share with you a story that I heard from one of them. One Korean employee told me that when he was getting ready for work at home in the morning, he clearly heard a Korean voice saying "빨리빨리" (literal translation: "Hurry up, hurry up") on the TV. How could the Korean language be coming from a Japanese TV...